Calling all HBCU students!
Policy matters now more than ever. Public leaders, business and nonprofit leaders, international affairs professionals, consultants, social entrepreneurs, and professionals in heavily regulated industries (energy, healthcare, education) need to know how to shape policy and measure the impact of their programs.
The University of Maryland School of Public Policy will help you develop the skills you need to ask hard questions, follow the evidence to the answers, and make a real and lasting impact. Nina Harris, Associate Dean for Academic Affairs, and Curtis Valentine, Professor, will facilitate a panel of current students and alumni as they discuss SPP's graduate degree opportunities and how they find support in a lifelong network of mentors and peers as they enter careers leading the change they hope to see.